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I am currently in the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur, participating in the Third Country Training Programme (TCTP): Investment Promotion for African Countries, which is jointly organised by Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) under the Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). Malaysia supports one hundred and forty-four (144) developing countries […] The post Chris Koney’s column: Attracting investment, the Malaysian story appeared first on The […]

The Ghana Employers’ Association (GEA) has held a two-day seminar on good corporate governance and transparency, aimed at contributing to the development of private sector to be ethically grounded, operationally transparent and competitive in both local and international markets. The seminar, which was held in Accra according to GEA, was also to equip employers and […] The post Employers’ Association holds corporate governance and transparency seminar appeared first on The […]

There’s probably a voice in your head right now as you read this, whispering that you’re not good enough; that you don’t belong here; and that any day now, everyone will find out you’re just winging it. That sneaky little demon sits on the shoulders of 75 percent of female executives, three quarters of women […] The post Her Space with Bridget Mensah: The Fraud in the Mirror appeared first […]

The Ms. Geek Africa 2025 competition brought together brilliant young women aged 13 to 21 from across the continent to tackle Africa’s most pressing challenges through artificial intelligence and innovation. Organised by Girls in ICT Rwanda in partnership with Smart Africa Alliance, the competition ran under the theme ‘AI for Africa: Innovate Locally, Impact Globally’. […] The post Ghana shines at Ms. Geek Africa 2025 bootcamp in Kigali appeared first […]

By Nelson Semanu BOANDOH-KORKOR & Elizabeth BOANDOH-KORKOR Leading without a clear-cut vision can be a frustrating venture! You need a vision for your family, business, ministry and even your professional career. A vision is more than a lofty idea or a distant dream; it is a compelling picture of the future that inspires and motivates […] The post Leadership mistake #1 – lack of a clear-cut vision appeared first on […]

As we continue the series, do refresh your memory by reading last week’s part 1. In  Episode 1: ‘When The Pied Piper of Jazz Came to Town’, you recall I gave a brief account of the sights and sounds preceding the Wynton Marsalis Concert in Accra Ghana. What I did not mention were the number […] The post Me and My Jazz with Yomi SOWER (Episode 4): From trashy to […]

There are speakers who know how to speak. And then there are speakers who know how to connect. The difference? The second group knows how to read the room. I’ve hosted over 500 events—from black-tie galas and corporate panels to weddings, town halls, and student award shows; and here’s something I’ve come to believe: the […] The post Mic Check with Mr Dei: Reading the room: The hidden skill of […]

I was having a conversation with my brother, Nana Kwasi Agyemang, about some challenges in a working area. He mentioned that I seemed to thrive in chaotic environments and I responded by saying that perhaps we need a management plan for that area. He agreed and I further explained that plans can be rigid and […] The post MINDSET with Gambrah Sampeney Kwabena Adjei: Dealing with volatility appeared first on […]